British Library MS. Sloane 3614. Paper. Folio. 178 folios. 17th Century. 1. A dialogue entitled Lignum Vitae or the wood of life, in which also a short exposition of the Philosopher Geber is contained, written in Italian by John Bracescus, of Brixia, and translated into Latin by William Grattaroll. ff.1-120. Printed in Italian and Latin. 2. The Correctorium Alchymiae by Richard de Glanvillae, or Ricardus Anglicus, translated into English. ff.121-155. Printed in Latin in the Theatrum Chymicum, Argent. 1659, Vol II. p.385. 3. The Vade Mecum of Raymund Lully, translated into English. ff.156-170. Printed in Latin. 4. The Repertory or Inventory of Lully. ff.171-173. 5. The significations of different letters, in the fourth volume of the Theatrum Chymicum of Strasburg in the practicall part of Raymund Lully's first testament page 156. ff.174-178.